Hello, new to this forum and new to vaping but learning and enjoying cig-free for the last three months. Started with a simple pen-style kit from NJOY at the beginning of the year and added Aspire K1 and Nautilus Mini tanks. Upgraded to Wismec Presa TC75W and Cubis to see what temperature control is all about. Did not enjoy the flavor of the TC coils on Cubis so ordered some Triton Mini Ni 0.15 ohm coils to see how it tastes on Nautilus Mini.
So I'm looking for some recommendations on what is the best Mouth to Lung tank and coil combination would be for flavor. Airflow on K1 and Nautilus Mini is fine for me and wide-open setting on Cubis seemed overwhelming for me after 40 years of smoking, although after a week it is growing on me. I'm thinking of getting Triton Mini as main everyday tank with Nautilus as backup. I like the idea of them both using the same set of coils.
As far as TC goes, not seeing much of a benefit if I'm vaping for most times under 20W. I'm anxious to see how the Ni coil taste. 1.5 ohm Clapton coil in Cubis taste pretty good, almost as flavorful as the 1.8 ohm coils in Nautilus Mini and K1. Is there a correlation? SS coils in Cubis were horrid.
I would love to hear from other MTL hitters out there and what you are using.
So I'm looking for some recommendations on what is the best Mouth to Lung tank and coil combination would be for flavor. Airflow on K1 and Nautilus Mini is fine for me and wide-open setting on Cubis seemed overwhelming for me after 40 years of smoking, although after a week it is growing on me. I'm thinking of getting Triton Mini as main everyday tank with Nautilus as backup. I like the idea of them both using the same set of coils.
As far as TC goes, not seeing much of a benefit if I'm vaping for most times under 20W. I'm anxious to see how the Ni coil taste. 1.5 ohm Clapton coil in Cubis taste pretty good, almost as flavorful as the 1.8 ohm coils in Nautilus Mini and K1. Is there a correlation? SS coils in Cubis were horrid.
I would love to hear from other MTL hitters out there and what you are using.